Reservations Agent Full Time

Posted 2 days ago

four seasons hotelsDenver (CO)

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Junior

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$20.23

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About the role

Reservations Agent, Full-TimeThe deeply instilled Four Seasons culture is personified by its employees, people who share a single focus and are inspired to provide exceptional service. Be part of a cohesive team with opportunities to build a successful career with global potential.
Responsibilities: Responsible for selling both Four Seasons Denver and Four Seasons Nashville rooms and providing information to prospective guests. To capture sales from the incoming calls and coordinate details of each reservation to ensure the guest's satisfaction. Previous customer experience and ability to work effectively under pressure, requires attention to detail and problem solving skills.
Qualifications: A successful candidate will have a flexible schedule, ability to work morning, afternoon, or evening shifts, weekends and holidays. Must be fluent in English and possess legal work authorization in the United States.
Benefits
Hourly Rate: $20.23 + Commission
Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays 401k participation with company matching program Complimentary stays at Four Seasons worldwide, subject to availability Discounted RTD Flex Pass and subsidized parking Complimentary meal prepared by the culinary team Anticipated to hire someone by August 3, 2026 Four Seasons is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer. Minorities, women, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

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